Sentence examples for would write differently from inspiring English sources

That is, I would write differently if I wrote at all.

She wrote: Everyone said I would write differently after I had a child of my own.

If you are writing for a tech-savvy audience, you'd write differently about machine learning than when you know you are writing for a general interest audience, after all.

It's not often that Colbert's guests manage to look smart and funny, sitting across from their host and his impenetrable shtick, but Morrison immediately takes the upper hand in this interaction, and maintains remarkable poise as she discusses things she wishes she'd written differently and the experience of reading "Beloved" for the first time after almost thirty years.

In a 1938 interview she seemed to have softened a bit, saying that now she would write "David Golder" differently: "The climate has changed".

"I would be more careful to write differently for a German orchestra, because the sound is completely different," he said.

Adorno went on to address Adler more directly, in a passage that touches the root of their conflict: A man whose admirable strength enabled him to survive Auschwitz and other camps said in an outburst against Beckett that if Beckett had been in Auschwitz he would be writing differently, more positively, with the front-line creed of the escapee.

Do women write differently than men?

Mary Westmacott allowed her to write differently".

"I simply can't write differently.

"I probably would write it quite differently at this point," he said.